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A Linux Kernel Wizard's Adventures in Embedded Hardware

Sometimes the best tutorials come not from experts, but from proficient newcomers who are up to date on the latest entry-level technologies and can remember what it’s like to be a newbie. It also helps if, like Grant Likely, the teacher is a major figure in embedded Linux who understands how hardware is ignited by software.

Just As Open Competitor To Elsevier's SSRN Launches, SSRN Accused Of Copyright Crackdown

A couple of months ago, we wrote about how publishing giant Elsevier had purchased the open access pre-publisher SSRN. SSRN is basically the place where lots of research that we regularly report on is published. Legal and economics academics quite frequently post their journal articles there. Of course, Elsevier has a well-known reputation for being extreme copyright maximalists in dangerous ways. Having Elsevier take over SSRN concerned a lot of academics, and even led to calls for alternatives, including many asking the famed arXiv to open a social science research operation as well.

Coin-sized COM could be worlds smallest Raspberry Pi clone

The promised second-generation version of the Raspberry Pi Compute Module featuring the same quad-core, 64-bit Broadcom BCM2837 SoC as the Raspberry Pi 3 will be out within a few months, according to a recent PC World interview with Raspberry Pi Foundation CEO Eben Upton.

GDC Europe survey shows 17% of developers plan to release Linux titles

GDC Europe ran a survey of 800 games industry professionals who attended a previous GDC event and about 17% stated they plan a game for Linux.

Koha Integrated Library System Brings FOSS to Libraries

The proprietary software used by most libraries is incredibly expensive, and comes with support costs that can be even higher. Projects like Koha bring the option of a free and open source solution into play.

Chrooting Apache 2.4 with mod_unixd on Debian 8 (Jessie)

This guide explains how to set up mod_unixd with Apache on a Debian 8 system. With mod_unixd, you can run Apache in a secure chroot environment (similar to the older mod_chroot) and make your server less vulnerable to break-in attempts that try to exploit vulnerabilities in Apache or your installed web applications.

Apache Foundation Crucial to Hadoop, Big Data's Success

Looking back at 10 years of Hadoop, project co-founder and Cloudera Chief Architect Doug Cutting can see two primary factors in the success of open source big data technology: a heap of luck and the Apache Foundation’s unique support. Cutting delivered a keynote at the Apache Big Data conference in Vancouver in May. In that talk, he said Hadoop was the right technology at the right time, but the reason it was able to capitalize on that position was the work from the Apache community.

Best Text based (Command Line) Web Browsers for Linux

  • 2daygeek.com; By Magesh Maruthamuthu (Posted by 2daygeek on Jul 19, 2016 5:50 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
Today we are going to teach you about command line browser which will help Linux Administrator to browse the web sites, whoever don’t have X-windows on server. As we know Modern GUI browsers that render text along with graphics which is showing beautiful output but Command line browsers only render text without graphics.

Hands-on with the Linux-ready Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition

About 15 months ago, I reviewed Fedora 21 on the ASUS Zenbook UX305. As happy as I have been with that machine, a new year came along and I had the opportunity to pick up a new personal laptop. read more

How To Setup Linux Web Server And Host Website On Your Own Computer Part - 2

Welcome, everyone. It is the second part of how we can setup Linux Web Server and host website on our own Computer. There are some prerequisites to hosting Linux Web Server that we talked about in part 1. If you've not installed Apache web server or any other prerequisite then you must visit Part 1 before reading any further. In this article, we will show you how you can easily make your local website available for the rest of World! So let's get started.

Keep your desktop awake with the Caffeine shell extension

The Fedora Workstation has a number of features in the GNOME desktop environment to conserve power and increase security. These are both important considerations for desktop and laptop users. One of these features is the automatic screensaver lock function. By default, if idle for... Continue Reading →

How to configure keyboard layouts in Cinnamon 2 and higher

  • Linux notes from DarkDuck; By DarkDuck (Posted by darkduck on Jul 19, 2016 2:01 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
Let me show you how to set up different keyboard layouts in Cinnamon 3 in Linux Mint 18 and later, and in other operating systems that use Cinnamon Desktop Environment of version 3 and higher.

Respinning Linux

In those early days we meandered from Knoppix to Mandrake, and ultimately found that MEPIS proved to be the most stable. The system installed without drama and the user forums were kid-friendly. The fact that Warren Woodford was often found active in the forums was a bonus.

Can you name these Linux distributions?

Given a visual clue and a very brief description, how many of the Linux distributions represented here can you identify?

Guilt by ASN: Compiler's bad memory bug could sting mobes, cell towers

Telco, embedded systems may inherit remote vulns A vulnerability in a widely used ASN.1 compiler isn't a good thing: it means a bunch of downstream systems – including mobile phones and cell towers – will inherit the bug.…

The best Linux laptop: The 2016 Dell XPS 13

Dell's fifth-generation open-source developer laptop isn't just good, it's great.

A open source toolkit for building your own home

  • Opensource.com (Posted by bob on Jul 19, 2016 9:15 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
The evidence is overwhelming that large scale collaboration leads to superior technology. FOSS showed us the way and now free and open source hardware is rapidly gaining traction. There is a growing list of open source hardware projects, which are bringing millions (billion?) of dollars of value to the world. read more

Top 6 Desktop Linux Blunders

  • Datamation; By Matt Hartley (Posted by penguinist on Jul 19, 2016 5:08 AM EDT)
  • Groups: Linux
Ever since I first tried Linux on my desktop years ago, I've found myself wincing at what I felt were avoidable blunders. This observation doesn't affect one distro more than another, rather it's ongoing issues I've watch in utter amazement happen time and time again.

Project updates, bridging the diversity gap, and more OpenStack news

  • Opensource.com; By Jason Baker (Posted by bob on Jul 19, 2016 3:14 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Roundups; Groups: Cloud
Are you interested in keeping track of what is happening in the open source cloud? Opensource.com is your source for news in OpenStack, the open source cloud infrastructure project. Here's a sampling from some of our favorites.

Ubuntu Forums hack exposes 2 million users

The company that builds Ubuntu, a popular Linux distribution, has said its forums were hacked Thursday. Canonical, which develops the operating system, said in a statement on Friday that two million usernames, email addresses, and IP addresses associated with the Ubuntu Forums were taken by an unnamed attacker.

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